Sweet Like Honey

A Black Sapphic Romance (The Ex-Roommates Series)

De: Aricka Alexander

Narrado por: A.M. Elizabeth Kay

When Drew Honey moved into a shared house with 5 other girls, all she wanted was to get through her last semester of college and start living the life she always dreamed of. However, the universe had other plans when a charismatic and kind-hearted woman named Adrian Jackson slid her way into the picture.

From that first day, the two of them were drawn to each other, easily becoming closer as the months passed. Their feelings grew and as graduation approached, they both decided to confess to each other, but of course, the universe once again threw them a curveball. Because of this, they both reluctantly went their separate ways after graduation, clinging to the hope that they’d one day be reunited.

Fast forward 5 years later, Adrian finally relocates back to Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The city where she spent 4 years of her life. The city where she met the only woman she ever loved. The city where she had to let that woman go. She never planned to run into her again, but when a random trip to a clothing store brings these two lovers back together, they realize that the universe has given them yet another chance, so they take it.

This story is full of love, but also full of grief. With past traumas and anxieties starting to rear their nasty heads, these two realize that the only thing that can help them heal is each other. Thus a love that is sweet like honey starts to blossom.

©2024 Aricka Alexander (P)2025 Aricka Alexander

Overall great read

The book is good the narration is good the story is good. I feel it is well balanced it takes you through the emotions it’s sexy,funny,sad, happy. I will definitely re-read this book again.

A Beautifully Steamy Story.

I loved the characters and the depth of their grief and how that grief manifested into the trauma responses the MCs carried. It felt like it was realistic for their past experiences and I definitely shed a few tears when it was all revealed. The spice was spicing and I’m here for it. The only distraction was the narrator’s voice. At times it felt like her voice was too jovial for the intensity of some of the scenes to where it came off more cringy than poignant. The narration distraction was minimal overall because the plot kept me captivated. 8/10 would recommend.